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The US spent 0 this year on imported fossil fuels.
EIA 2006 data.
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Anything I can do to help? I love this widget. It's up at Bicycle Diaries, though I change the appearance format to fit my overall design theme.
Anything I can do to help? I love this widget. It's up at Bicycle Diaries, though I change the appearance format to fit my overall design theme.
I took a look at it and…. apparently it was never broken. I guess I looked at the numbers after the New Year, couldn't imagine they could already be in the billions and assumed it couldn't be right so I disabled the script.
But if the United States is spending over a billion dollars a day on imported fossil fuels, then yeah, we should be in the 10 digits on the second day of the year.
I took a look at it and…. apparently it was never broken. I guess I looked at the numbers after the New Year, couldn't imagine they could already be in the billions and assumed it couldn't be right so I disabled the script.But if the United States is spending over a billion dollars a day on imported fossil fuels, then yeah, we should be in the 10 digits on the second day of the year.